Exhibition Football Scores From Weekend Games
Fev GER Ray sparked an opening exhibition loss as Kelly and Paul each scored twice for Cleveland. Beathard led Houston past New Orleans in the other Sunday tuneup. Pittsburgh beat San Diego 36-33, Dallas routed Los Angeles 42-0, Minnesota beat Buffalo 39-16, New York Jets crushed Boston 25-6, New York Giants defeated Atlanta, and other scores referenced.
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Ger Ray
AV Conn
Kelly
Paul Et Inkag
Leo Groza
Cleveland
Mann
Houston
New Orleans
Péte Beathard
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Karigas City
St. Louis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Beniie
Buffalo
Cincininati
Philadelphia
New York Jets
Boston
New York Giants
Atlanta
Athletes prepare for week of speed and drills at Oak Park
Players return from bruises and plan a demanding sequence of workouts starting Tuesday at 2 p.m. with drills, scrimmage and speed work. A closing team brunch Saturday night at Oak Park venue will welcome players and parents, with tickets set at $2.
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Oakland Raiders
Oak Park
Giants Slip In NL Race Amid Tight NL East Chase
The Giants fell back in the National League race as Philadelphia and St Louis moved closer while Bobby Bolin of the Mets faced Perry Koosman in New York. Richie Allen and Bill White sparked a rally with back to back homers as San Francisco dropped a key game. Reds star dropped Cubs with six hits in a doubleheader sweep, lifting league-leading batting, while St. Louis beat Atlanta 10-1 and Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles. In the AL, Boston beat Detroit 4-1 and New York edged Oakland 7-5 in 10, Baltimore crushed Minnesota 7-1, California beat Washington 6-4, Chicago won a doubleheader over Cleveland.
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York
San Ico
Giants
Miladelphia
Fance
Sti Louis
Cardinals
Piatiine
Newew York
Bobby Boling
Perry’ Koosman
Mets
Richie’ Allen
Bill
San-Francisco
Johnson
White
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Phil Regan
Cub
Hurter
Senn Beckett
St. Louis
Atlanta
Phittsburgh
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Astros
Boston
Detroit
Oakland
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
National League
L. Petaps
Oval Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Phila
Raiders Seek AFL Title as Lamonica Leads
Oakland NFL prospect Lamonica headlines a Raiders roster with 22 completions for 3,227 yards and 30 touchdowns last season. Supporting backs include Clem Daniels and Hewritt Dixon, with Biletnikoff and Cannon at end and tight end, while the line features Svobas Schuh and Hawking.
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Lamonica
Raiders
Buffalo
AFL
Feading
Cotton Davidson
George Blanda
Clem Daniels
Roger Hagberg
Pete Pansseak
Hewritt Dixon
Larry Todd
Dixon
Jin
Hewritt
Fréd Biletnikoff
Danker
Billy Cannon
Bill Miller
Bob Svibas
Harry Schuh
Hugene
Darkness Delays 32 Hour Davis Cup Marathon Match
In Cleveland Davis Cup action the United States took a 3-1 lead over Spain as Clark Graebner defeated Juan Gilbert 9-7 6-3 6-1. Santana and Ashe battled in a long match halted by darkness after Santana won the first set 13-11 and Ashe fought back to win the next two before the Spaniard captured a 15-13 fourth set. The match paused with the crowd of 6,200 remaining, as the U S prepares to face West Germany or India Japan winner before meeting Australia in the Challenge Round.
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Spain
Clark Graebner
Juan Gilbert
Santana
Ashe
Harold T. Clark
U.S
West Germany
Australia
Graebbner
New York
Gilbert
Gihetine
Ead
Gisbért
Nald Dell
Groebnér
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Isbert
Oaks
Martin
Roy Hamrick
Azayor
Thei
Charley Gassawal
Will Hafey
Ben Uiiliani
Ben
Coliseum
A’s
A.gr
Oaklander
Emeryville
Defensive lineup recalling 1967 Raiders with Otto at center
The text lists the defense with Ike Lassiter and Davidson at end, Dan Sidwell and Carleton Oats at tackle, Jaey Dahornners at linebacker, Gus Otto at linebacker, John Williamson, Bill Fairband, and Bill Budness in the backfield behind them, and Kent McCloughan, Radger Bird, Dave Grayson, and Willie Brown in the secondary, echoing most of the 1967 season.
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Jim Otto
Ike Lassiter Arid
Davidson
Dan Sidwell
Carleton Oats
Sbi Jaey
Dah Ornners
Gus Otto
John Williamson
Bill ‘Fairband
Bill Budness
Kent, McCloughan
Radger Bird
Dave Grayson
Willie Brown
Nostalgia Overflows Coliseum in Oaks Remembrance
The 41,044 crowd at Oakland Coliseum saw former Pacific Coast League stars and 1948 Oaks heroes honored. Casey Stengel and Lefty O'Doul led the old Seals and Oaks legends in a tribute game with Joe DiMaggio joining in the outfield reunion, while Reggie Jackson shared a strong moment with his idol.
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Joe Sargis
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Pacific Oast
Oakland Coliseum
Legion Force
Casey Stengel
Lefty O'Doul
Cliff Melton
Mickey
Rotcough Luby
Roy Nicely
Gene Godling
Dino Restelli
San Francisco Seals
Oakland Oaks
Seals
Stengel
Ralph
Pine Tar) Buxton
Alden Wilkie
Jim Tobin
Eddie Fernandes
Nick Etten
Merrill Combs
Dario Lodigiani
Cookie Lavagetto
Billy Martin
Mel Deazabou
George Metkovich
O'Doul
Joe DiMaggio
Dom
Vince
Steingel
A's
Charlie Finley
Casey
A’s
Reggie Jackson
Yankees
Jackson
Jackson Stone
Oaks
Joe
Jackie Tobin
Ukiah Area Fight Fans See Big Wednesday Night Program
Ukiah fans will attend a Merma State Hospital event in the A T Studio at 8 PM to view 16 mm reels of the Henry Clark Sonny Liston prize fight and other fight films. Frankie Carter, a veteran official, appears in person. Programs include Joe Walcott and the 1948 Tony Zale Rocky Graziano middleweight title bout, with a 1926 Tunney fight excerpt. Admission is charged, per Len Bell, coordinator of Avot feer services.
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Ukiah Area
Merma State
A&t
Henry’ Clark
Sonny Liston
Frankie Carter
Vetran
Taga Tas Slugtest
Mendoelo Eefe
Bert Powers
San Francisco
Elides
Giitmone Reiming
Ninas
Joe
Joe Walcott
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Tunfiey
Lene Bell
Poe But
Tien
Altitude Doesn't Slow Yank Trackmen in Mexico City Training
UPI reports the U.S. men's track team rapid progress at Echo Summit 7,377 feet, with world records eyed for the Olympics. Jay Silvester set a discus mark, Mel Pender tied the 100 m world standard though wind kept it from official recognition. John Carlos and Lee Evans posted strong times, while Burrell Bloom and Dick Rallsback contributed in field events.
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South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Silvester
Czechoslovakia
Ludvik Danik
Pendér
John Carlos
Lee Evans
Wade Bell
Dave Patrick
Bob Day
Otis Burrell
John “Vaughn
Dick Rallsback
Hilph Boston
You KOed by United Press International report
An United Press International dispatch notes a historical dating question about Olly glass objects from Egypt circa 2500 B C. The report discusses expert opinions on artifact origins and dating methods.
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United Press International
Egypt
B.C
Athletics Sign Florida Hurler
The Oakland A's signed fourth round draft choice Fred Kampf a right handed pitcher from the University of Florida to a substantial bonus. Kampf 6 1 190 pounds from West Long Branch New Jersey resides in Monmouth Beach New Jersey pitched six no hitters including a perfect game in high school and the A s have not assigned his contract to a minor league club likely to stay with the A s for a while at least
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oakland A’s
Fred Kampf
University of Florida
Kampf
West Long Branch
N.J
Monmouth Beach
The
A’s
Anl-Oakland
World's tallest herb Puya raimondii blooms once a century
Puya raimondii, the world's tallest herb, grows in the stony Botfviari Andes. It reaches about 40 feet at full height and flowers only once in 150 years, then dies after sending a 30-foot flower stalk skyward.
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Pete
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Gary
Attia
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Seeoekewe
Wes
Arthur Ashe
Manuel Santana
Heen
Porsyth
Nth
Rod Visi
Lake Relyne
Essai Films
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Florida
Ww. L. Pet
State Fane
Aay Vane
Tn Ranch Company
Larry Brow
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